Sentence examples for climatic evolution from inspiring English sources
Any research that helps narrow down that date, he said, "is very helpful to understanding the climatic evolution of Antarctica and indeed the climatic evolution of the earth".
Mosbrugger, V., Utescher, T. & Dilcher, D. L. Cenozoic continental climatic evolution of Central Europe.
Examination of the oxygen preserved in polar ice and calcareous fossil shells has revealed the climatic evolution of the recent geologic past.
Additionally, the change in the type of sediment cover injected could also be related to climatic evolution.
The Caspian is of exceptional scientific interest, because its history particularly former fluctuations in both area and depth offers clues to the complex geologic and climatic evolution of the region.
Given this understanding, and that summarized in equation (1), the climatic evolution of the Earth over geological time is largely a function of the concentration of the non-condensing greenhouse gases, planetary albedo (A) and the TSI (Fs; for example, ref. 4).
Phylogenetic signal within indriids could be the result of neutral (i.e. random) climatic niche evolution within this family, given that the K value was nearly 1, which is the degree of correlation between trait divergence and phylogenetic distance that is expected under Brownian motion.
Evolution, climatic change, and species boundaries: perspectives from tracing Lemmiscus curtatus populations through time and space.
The elevation history of this region is tightly linked to the tectonic, climatic and landscape evolution of western North America but is not well constrained.
The fluvial regimes of the area are largely controlled by climatic and tectonic evolution in Quaternary.
Three hypotheses (which are not mutually exclusive) can explain these surprising results: 1) the species have only recently occupied their current climatic niche (niche evolution), 2) they survived in isolated microrefugia undetectable using these methods, or 3) their current realized niches inadequately represent the fundamental niche of each species (environmental disequilibrium).
